Category: LIGHT GAUGE STEEL BUILDINGS

Project Spotlight: Proposed Duplex & Subdivision, Denham Court – LGS Framing Excellence A recent project in Denham Court, NSW showcases how Light Gauge Steel (LGS) can effectively support duplex and subdivision developments with strength, efficiency, and structural clarity. Located at Lot 5326, Gerraghty Street, this two -storey structure was designed with a gable roof and…

Project Highlight: SDA-Compliant Multi-Unit Development, Redcliffe, QLD I’m excited to share my involvement in a Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) compliant multi-unit residential development at 113 Dover Rd, Redcliffe. This large-scale, two-storey project brought together the challenges of SDA compliance and multi-unit coordination—making it a great opportunity to showcase the efficiency of Light Gauge Steel (LGS)…

Project Highlight: Hillsea Court Residence, Arundel, QLD I’m pleased to share another successfully completed Light Gauge Steel (LGS) project: a secure and stylish two-storey residence situated at Lot 38 (No. 25), Hillsea Court, Arundel Drive, Arundel. I had the opportunity to provide the complete LGS detailing for this structure, working closely with Brisbane Steel Frames…

Project Highlight: Maple Court Residence, Arundel, QLD I’m happy to share another successful Light Gauge Steel (LGS) detailing project that I recently completed: a well-planned two-storey residence located at Lot 6 (No. 5), Maple Court, Arundel Drive, Arundel. This project was in collaboration with Brisbane Steel Frames, who trusted me with the detailing for key…

Smart & Strong: LGS Framing for a Compact Two-Storey Residence in Southport, QLD Project Highlight: Berrigan Street Residence, Southport QLD I’m excited to share one of my recent Light Gauge Steel (LGS) detailing projects: a modern two-level residence located at Lot 124 (No. 11), Berrigan Street, Southport, QLD. This project was executed for Brisbane Steel…

I recently worked on a Light Gauge Steel (LGS) detailing project for a single-story building. Mickleham Child Care. The project involved a 6° sloped metal roof, supported by 2-inch top-hat trusses. Refer the below image: The building also had a roof overhang on both the top and bottom eaves, which needed proper support framing. Refer…